Sentence examples for necessary appearance from inspiring English sources

A fun, fleeting and contractually necessary appearance from the Ponds, who are apparently also now living in Colcester.

If token emergent features are metaphysically primitive, their necessary appearance in the right circumstances should admit of causal explanation.

On the other hand, however, Wolff also introduces his standard definition of beauty, namely "Beauty is perfection or the necessary appearance thereof, insofar as the former or the latter is perceived, and causes a pleasure in us" (Architecture, §8, p. 307), and then asserts that "A building must be constructed beautifully and decoratively" (Architecture, §18, p. 309).

He's mastered the Six Basics of Well-Adjusted Stars: 1) Seems healthy and happy to be on the A list. 2) Makes all the necessary appearances even though he lives outside Hollywood.

Tunisian Belaid, 23, failed to make the necessary appearances to trigger a two-year extension on his initial deal signed when arriving on a free transfer in January.

Clothing fashions have taught us that sacrifices are often necessary for appearance, and so it is with the Murano: the view through the side windows is restricted by the stylish upsweep of the sheet metal at the rear roof pillars.

However, if the widely-accepted threshold of 70 80% loss of DA neuropil is necessary for appearance of PD motor symptoms (such as bradykinesia), we must consider then how the lesser (if any in some cases) loss of striatal DA in aging still precipitates bradykinesia.

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Universal then planned to open it this spring, but Crowe was lined up to film in Australia (which then fell through), and would not have been available for all the necessary publicity appearances.

But by the end of the season, it will be close, and if Infante is far enough ahead, he could still win the title even if he lacks the necessary plate appearances (502 over a full season).

Publicly, Holbrooke hailed the election; privately, colleagues said, he suggested that a runoff between Karzai and his main challenger, Abdullah Abdullah, might be necessary for the appearance of legitimacy.